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Mary S Martin was born in 1887 in Tennessee.¹

Mary S Martin married Henry R Jarman, son of William Burrell Jarman and Virginia Alice White, in 1905 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.²

Mary S Martin died on 16 February 1976 at Kenton, Kentucky.¹

Ben Dan Taylor was born in 1895 in Tennessee.¹

Ben Dan Taylor married Hettie Jarman, daughter of William Burrell Jarman and Virginia Alice White, circa 1915.¹

Ben Dan Taylor died after 1930 at Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee.¹

Nathaniel Cullipher was born circa 1771 at Bertie County, North Carolina.

On 19 August 1809, Abel Sawyer, Samuel Sexton, Joseph Sawyer, Josiah Jarman, and Henry Jarman were recipients of a land grant of 65 acres on the east side of the Great Alligator River, opposite the north end of Wipping Creek Lake, in Tyrrell County, North Carolina. The tract was in the shape of a seven-sided polygon. The description in the survey report seems to imply that at least part of the westernmost boundary of the tract was adjacent to land owned by John Simmons (or perhaps it was adjacent to land surveyed by John Simmons). The sketch in the survey report is drawn in a conventional manner with north at the top of the sheet. This was Grant No. 829, Warrant No. 74. The grant was originally entered 4 September 1808. The land on the east side of the Great Alligator River is now (as this is written in 2016) within Dare County. Dare County was formed in the second half of the 1800s. Certain land east of the Great Alligator River was transferred from Tyrrell County to Dare County at that time.^3,4

Abel Sawyer was a bondsman for Henry Jarman's service as adminsitrator of estate of Isaac Sawyer circa 1810 at Tyrrell County, North Carolina.⁵

Abel Sawyer married Sally Alexander.

Abel Sawyer appeared on the census of 1810 near the household of Josiah Jarman in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.⁶

Abel Sawyer was recorded as purchasing one or more items at the sale of personal property belonging to the estate of James Cullipher on 30 January 1815 at Tyrrell County, North Carolina. Items that he purchased included: 1 lot of 2 yearlings.⁷

Kezia Jarman was born circa 1781 in North Carolina.¹

Kezia Jarman married Samuel Sexton on 12 September 1796 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.^1,2

Kezia Jarman died between 1816 and 1822 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.¹

Samuel Sexton was born circa 1771.¹

Samuel Sexton married Kezia Jarman, daughter of John Jarman and Mary Cullipher, on 12 September 1796 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.^1,5

Samuel Sexton was recorded as purchasing one or more items at the sale of personal property belonging to the estate of John Jarman in 1806 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina. Items that he purchased included: a case of botles, 3 chairs, junk bottles, and possibly a wedge and a file.⁶

Samuel Sexton was recorded as purchasing one or more items at the sale of personal property belonging to the estate of Henry Cullipher in December 1806 at Tyrrell County, North Carolina. Items that he purchased included 2 barrels of pork and a razor (apparently with a sink and a stand).⁷

On 19 August 1809, Samuel Sexton, Joseph Sawyer, Josiah Jarman, Henry Jarman, and Abel Sawyer were recipients of a land grant of 65 acres on the east side of the Great Alligator River, opposite the north end of Wipping Creek Lake, in Tyrrell County, North Carolina. The tract was in the shape of a seven-sided polygon. The description in the survey report seems to imply that at least part of the westernmost boundary of the tract was adjacent to land owned by John Simmons (or perhaps it was adjacent to land surveyed by John Simmons). The sketch in the survey report is drawn in a conventional manner with north at the top of the sheet. This was Grant No. 829, Warrant No. 74. The grant was originally entered 4 September 1808. The land on the east side of the Great Alligator River is now (as this is written in 2016) within Dare County. Dare County was formed in the second half of the 1800s. Certain land east of the Great Alligator River was transferred from Tyrrell County to Dare County at that time.^8,9

Samuel Sexton was listed as Josiah Jarman's neighbor in a census in 1810 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.¹⁰

Samuel Sexton died after 1830 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.¹

James Jarman was also known as James Gearman.² He was born circa 1799 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina.¹

James Jarman married Susan (--?--) circa 1820 in Tennessee.¹

James Jarman (under a surname transcribed as Gearman and German) recorded as a head of household in the 1830 census for McNairy County, Tennessee. The official date of that census was 1 June 1830. The census information indicated the household consisted of the following (free white) individuals: 2 males age 0-5 (born between c1825 and c1830), 1 male age 10-15 (born between c1815 and c1820), 1 male age 30-40, (born between c1790 and c1800), 1 female age 0-5 (born between c1825 and c1830), 2 females age 5-10 (born between c1820 and c1825], and 1 female age 30-40, (born between c1790 and c1800).²

James Jarman was recorded (under a surname transcribed as Jerman or German) as a head of household in the 1840 census for at McNairy County, Tennessee. The official date of that census was 1 June 1840. The census information indicated the household consisted of the following (free white) individuals: 1 male age 0-5 (born between c1835 and c1840), 1 male age 5-10 (born between c1830 and c1835], 2 males age 10-15 (born between c1825 and c1830), 1 male age 40-50 (born between c1790 and c1800), 1 female age 0-5 (born between c1835 and c1840), 1 female age 5-10 (born between c1830 and c1835], 1 female age 10-14 (born between c1825 and c1830), 1 female age 15-20 (born between c1820 and c1825), and 1 female age 40-50 (born between c1790 and c1800). Three of the people in the household were listed as engaged in agriculture.³

James Jarman died before 1850 at Enville, McNairy County, Tennessee.^1,4

Susan (--?--) was born circa 1800 in Tennessee. An alternative source gives the year of her birth as 1804.²

Susan (--?--) married James Jarman, son of John Jarman and Mary Cullipher, circa 1820 in Tennessee.¹

Susan (--?--) appeared on the census of 1850 at District 12, McNairy County, Tennessee.² She lived in 1850 at District 12, McNairy County, Tennessee.²

Susan (--?--) died after 1860 at Mud Creek, McNairy County, Tennessee.¹

James H. Jarman was born on 7 April 1858 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,3

James H. Jarman appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of the region south and west of the Cumberland River, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of Nancy Ann (--?--), at Palmyra (Post Office).²

James H. Jarman married Sarah Ann Coon on 14 May 1882 in Dickson County, Tennessee.^1,4

James H. Jarman died on 16 October 1942 in [ L] at age 84.^1,3 He was buried at Bone Cemetery, Woods Valley, Dickson County, Tennessee.³

John Jarman was born on 7 April 1858 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

John Jarman appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of the region south and west of the Cumberland River, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of Nancy Ann (--?--), at Palmyra (Post Office).²

John Jarman died before 1870 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

Florence L Jarman was born in April 1866 in Dickson County, Tennessee.¹

Florence L Jarman married William Thomas Hutcherson on 27 December 1879 in Dickson County, Tennessee. She was a young bride if the birth and marriage dates are correct.¹

Florence L Jarman died after 1920 at Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

Sarah Ann Coon was born on 25 September 1867 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,2

Sarah Ann Coon married James H. Jarman, son of Elizabeth Jarman, on 14 May 1882 in Dickson County, Tennessee.^1,2

Sarah Ann Coon died on 26 September 1949 in Dickson County, Tennessee, at age 82.^1,2 She was buried at Bone Cemetery, Woods Valley, Dickson County, Tennessee.²

William Thomas Hutcherson was born in July 1856 in Tennessee.¹

William Thomas Hutcherson married Florence L Jarman, daughter of Elizabeth Jarman, on 27 December 1879 in Dickson County, Tennessee. She was a young bride if the birth and marriage dates are correct.¹

William Thomas Hutcherson died after 16 April 1930 in Dickson County, Tennessee.¹

George Levin Jarman was born on 13 June 1841 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

George Levin Jarman died before 1850 probably near Palmyra (Post Office), Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

Thomas W Williams was born on 18 June 1843. One source gives the year of his birth as 1842.^1,3

Thomas W Williams married Lucretia Tennessee Jarman, daughter of Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, after 1860.^2,3

Thomas W Williams appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of the 19th Civil District, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of his mother, Julia A (--?--), at Carbondale (Post Office). He was listed as 28 years old, born in Missouri, and his occupation was farm hand. His wife, Lucretia Tennessee Jarman and son [Rother2], also appear to have lived in the household.²

Thomas W Williams died in 1926 possibly near McCamish, Johnson County, Kansas.^1,3

Thomas W Williams was buried at Gardner Cemetery, Gardner, Johnson County, Kansas.³

William Turner Jarman was born on 3 June 1849 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

William Turner Jarman died before 1850 probably in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

His name appears in some records as Scott Euphrates Jarman, but the vast majority of the ones generated during his lifetime seem to have Scott as a middle name.^4,5,6 Euphratus Scott Jarman was born on 14 August 1850 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,6

Euphratus Scott Jarman appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of the region south and west of the Cumberland River, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of his parents, Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, at Palmyra (Post Office).²

Euphratus Scott Jarman married Mary Ann Box, daughter of John Michael Box and Sarah (--?--).⁶

Euphratus Scott Jarman and Mary Ann Box appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of District 8, Houston County, Tennessee. The official date of that census was 01 June 1880.⁷

Euphratus Scott Jarman married Bettie Elizabeth Ellis in 1889 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.³

Euphratus Scott Jarman and Bettie Elizabeth Ellis appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Civil District 19, Montgomery County, Tennessee, enumerated January 1900. The official date of that census was 01 June 1900. This census is unique in that month and year of birth were requested for each individual, in additon to age at the official census date.⁸

Euphratus Scott Jarman and Bettie Elizabeth Ellis appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Civil District 12, Henry County, Tennessee. The official date of that census was 15 April 1910.⁹

Euphratus Scott Jarman died on 23 January 1929 at Springville, Henry County, Tennessee, at age 78.¹

Mary Jane Hayes seems to have also been known as Molly.⁴ She was born on 4 August 1864 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

Mary Jane Hayes married James Edward Jarman, son of Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, on 16 April 1882 at Palmyra, Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,2,3,4

Mary Jane Hayes died on 23 February 1906 at Bryant, Saline County, Arkansas, at age 41.¹ She was buried at Bryant Cemetery, Bryant, Saline County, Arkansas.⁴

Keziah Thomas Jarman was apparently also known as Kitty Jarman.³ She was born on 2 January 1855, probably in Montgomery County, Tennessee.⁵

Keziah Thomas Jarman appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of the region south and west of the Cumberland River, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of her parents, Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, at Palmyra (Post Office).²

Keziah Thomas Jarman appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of the 19th Civil District, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of her parents, Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, near Carbondale (Post Office).^1,6 Keziah Thomas Jarman was listed as "at home" in the 1870 census.¹

Keziah Thomas Jarman appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Civil District 19, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of her mother, Nancy Evaline Rogers.³ Keziah Thomas Jarman was listed as a housekeeper in the 1880 census.³

Keziah Thomas Jarman married James W Powers on 20 August 1891 at Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee.^6,7

Keziah Thomas Jarman and James W Powers appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of at Montgomery County, Tennessee at Civil District 19, enumerated 9 June 1900. The home was owned with no mortgage and was on a farm. The official date of that census was 01 June 1900. This census is unique in that month and year of birth were requested for each individual, in additon to age at the official census date. James W Powers was listed as age 79 born in Tennesee in April 1821, married 8 years (for his then-current marriage), and employed as a farmer (both his parents were listed as born in North Carolina). Keziah Thomas Jarman was listed as age 47, born in Tennessee in June 1863, and married 8 years (both her parents were listed as born in Tennessee, which is probably incorrect, as is her reported birth year of 1863, which should be more like 1853 to be consistent with her reported age -- and also to be consistent with her having been listed in the 1860 census). She reported never having given birth to children. Her first name was garbled by the Ancestry.com transcriber; it is given as "Kasiars". The household also included Egbert Gilbert, a grandson of James W Powers, and Mary Jarman, a neice of Keziah Thomas Jarman. All members of the household age 10 and over could read, write, and speak English. No members of the household were reported to have attended school within the past year. An agricultural census schedule was returned for this household.⁸

Keziah Thomas Jarman may have died between 1900 and 1910. She appears in the 1900 census but has not yet been located on the 1910 census (as of June 2016).⁹

Notes and Observations: The year and location of her death is listed on some internet sites as 1927 in Kansas. This appears to be incorrect. A different individual with a similar name died in Kansas in 1927. The 1927 Kansas death seems to a person named Keziah (or Kezeah) Powers, whose burial site is listed on the "Find a Grave" web site (and perhaps other web sites). The 1920 census for Kansas (as listed on Ancestry.com), indicates "Kazeah" Powell (born about 1850) was living in Kansas, but she was married to a different Powers (not John W) and had been born in a different state (not Tennessee).⁹

James W Powers was born in April 1821 in Tennessee.¹

James W Powers married Keziah Thomas Jarman, daughter of Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, on 20 August 1891 at Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,2

James W Powers and Keziah Thomas Jarman appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of at Montgomery County, Tennessee at Civil District 19, enumerated 9 June 1900. The home was owned with no mortgage and was on a farm. The official date of that census was 01 June 1900. This census is unique in that month and year of birth were requested for each individual, in additon to age at the official census date. James W Powers was listed as age 79 born in Tennesee in April 1821, married 8 years (for his then-current marriage), and employed as a farmer (both his parents were listed as born in North Carolina). Keziah Thomas Jarman was listed as age 47, born in Tennessee in June 1863, and married 8 years (both her parents were listed as born in Tennessee, which is probably incorrect, as is her reported birth year of 1863, which should be more like 1853 to be consistent with her reported age -- and also to be consistent with her having been listed in the 1860 census). She reported never having given birth to children. Her first name was garbled by the Ancestry.com transcriber; it is given as "Kasiars". The household also included Egbert Gilbert, a grandson of James W Powers, and Mary Jarman, a neice of Keziah Thomas Jarman. All members of the household age 10 and over could read, write, and speak English. No members of the household were reported to have attended school within the past year. An agricultural census schedule was returned for this household.³

James W Powers died after 9 June 1909 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

William Robert Jarman was born on 20 May 1856 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^6,5

William Robert Jarman appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of the region south and west of the Cumberland River, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of his parents, Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, at Palmyra (Post Office).²

William Robert Jarman appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of the 19th Civil District, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of his parents, Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, near Carbondale (Post Office).^1,6 William Robert Jarman was listed as a farm hand in the 1870 census.¹

William Robert Jarman appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Civil District 19, Montgomery County, Tennessee in the household of his mother, Nancy Evaline Rogers.³ William Robert Jarman was listed as a farm (worker) in the 1880 census.³

William Robert Jarman married Hular Powell Allen in 1886 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^6,7,5

William Robert Jarman died on 18 June 1942 in Montgomery County, Tennessee, at age 86.^6,5 He was buried at Rives-Jarman Cemetery, Montrgomery County, Tennessee.⁵

Hular Powell Allen was born on 14 July 1866 in Montgomery County, Tennessee, (one souce gives her year of birth as 1863).^1,2

Hular Powell Allen married William Robert Jarman, son of Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, in 1886 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,2,3

Hular Powell Allen died on 23 July 1948 in Montgomery County, Tennessee, at age 82.^1,2 She was buried at Rives-Jarman Cemetery, Montgomery County, Tennessee.²

Wade C Breeden was born circa 1845 in Tennessee.¹

Wade C Breeden married Lurana B. Jarman, daughter of Josiah W Jarman and Nancy Evaline Rogers, on 29 June 1859 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.^1,2

Wade C Breeden died after 1879 in Montgomery County, Tennessee.¹

George Wheatley was born circa 1819 at Newcastle, All Saints, Northumberland County, England.³

George Wheatley married Isabella Henderson, daughter of Andrew Henderson and Ann Henderson, on 22 March 1842 at All Saints, New Castle on Tyne, England.² George Wheatley lived in 1842 at Dog Bank, New Castle on Tyne, Northumberland County, England.² He's occupation was listed as a shipwright in 1842.²

George Wheatley appeared on the census of 1851 at Plumbers Char, Newcaste Upon Tyne, Northumberland County, England.³ He was listed as a pauper in 1851.³ He was listed as a ship wright in 1852.¹

George Wheatley CCF Notes (3-12-2008) -- I'm bothered by various inconsistencies in this family over the years and suspect that I have at least one source document from some other family mixed in with the family I'm really concerned with. Also, it is possible that Andrew Wheatley (from 1851 census) might be the same person who is called George Wheatly in later source documents.

CCF Note (3-13-2008) -- There are also some confusing things concerning this family in the 1861 census. There is a George Wheatley married to an Isabel Wheatley living in Southwick. However none of their childred match up with the George and Isabella Wheatley I have located in previous censuses (although, only one of the three children listed in the 1861 census is old enough to have been listed in the previous census). In the same 1861 census, there is a Sewall Cains, living in Newcastle, who is married to an Isabella Cains, who seems to have a stepson named Thomas Wheatley living in his household. This could be the former Isabella Henderson, who has become widowed (or divorced) and then remarried.

Here is the 1861 census data for the Southwick Wheatley Family: 1861 England Census, RG9, Piece 3781, Folio 32, Page 37, GSU Roll 850882, Civil Parish: Southwick, Ecc Parish: Southwick, County: Durham, Reg Dist: Sunderland, Sub Reg Dist: Mond Wearmouth, ED 2. Household 218, Street (etc): Ogle Ter Bk?, George Wheatley (37, Earthenware Potter, born Northumberland County, Newcastle), Isabel Wheatley (37, born: Northumberland County, Newcastle), Margaret (11, Scholar, Durham County, Southwick), Mary A (8, Scholar, Durham County, Southwick), Ralph T (8 months, Durham County, Newcastle).

Thomas Wheatley CCF Notes (3-12-2008) -- I'm bothered by various inconsistencies in this family over the years and suspect that I have at least one source document from some other family mixed in with the family I'm really concerned with. Also, it is possible that Andrew Wheatley (from 1851 census) might be the same person who is called George Wheatly in later source documents. He was born on 4 October 1852 at Newcastle on Tyne, England.¹ He lived in 1852 at Dog Bank, Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland County, England.¹ He was born circa 1853 at Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland County, England.² He was listed as a scholar in 1861.³

Thomas Wheatley appeared on the census of 1861 at All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland County, England.³

Thomas Wheatley appeared on the census of 1871 at 13 Curry Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.² He was listed as a labourer in 1871.²

George Wheatley CCF Notes (3-12-2008) -- I'm bothered by various inconsistencies in this family over the years and suspect that I have at least one source document from some other family mixed in with the family I'm really concerned with. Also, it is possible that Andrew Wheatley (from 1851 census) might be the same person who is called George Wheatly in later source documents. He was born circa 1850 at Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland County, England.¹ He was listed as a waterman in 1871.¹

George Wheatley appeared on the census of 1871 at 13 Curry Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.¹

(--?--) Fields was born before 1900 in Missouri.^1,2

(--?--) Fields died before 1900 in Missouri.^1,2

(--?--) Fields was born before 1900 in Missouri.^1,2

(--?--) Fields died before 1900 in Missouri.^1,2

William Magness was born on 18 January 1869.¹

John M. Magness was born on 20 January 1870.¹